and also the living space for people in the kitchen quarters, and we have a smokehouse and a well, and a smokehouse and a well-being next to the the building. and often next to the kitchen, and there are buildings that that are kind of clustered together because of the funct n functions, and smokehouses, and dairy, and sources of water next to the kitchens, because they rely on those thing, and also, the kitchens are going to be the main house because they service the mainhouse and that site is across the road is the two tobacco barns that are originally part of the original plantation, but look disconnected from it now. and so, you have to kind of in order to get a good picture of how things would have been moving around the site, and where the farm, like where the crops would have been, you are to know where the kinds of buildings would have been and i just don't know where that would have been for this plantation. it has been divided and roads are cutting through a lot of this, the spaces now which are not, definitely not there historicall h

staff in the kitchen. end of the day was briefed abt them fding it and said someone need toess and take the blame, or the whole kitchen will turn around and be fired. on the way to the pod, inmates on d pod started to yell and scream to me "take the blame, dean, you only have little time left. we're going to get fired, lose our positions." no, i'm not, nor did i use it ever. i would never jeopardize your trustee job or my release date to go home over a piece of wood that looks like a shank. >> but the officer disputes dean's claims that he is only in the stockroom under staff supervision. >> there was several times back there during a meal you tried to pop back there for some reason, i don't know. you saw me sometimes you stopped in your tracks and would turn around and go away or make an excuse as to why you're going back there. i need a mop, i need a broom. >> that's when i would go back there. i would have no other reason to get back there except maybe to get some good out of there, something to eat. >>

the second shot, she was laying on the kitchen floor -- >> as she's down? 's down. >> so a coup de grace shot, huh? >> right. >> reporter: news of the cold-blooded murder travelled quickly through the farmlands. the carters' neighbors, tony and irene schulz were out running errands when a friend called to say something had happened to shirley they turned around and headed over to the carter place. >> and bill came and said that shirley was dead. that she was killed. there was just such anguish in his eyes. such terror -- >> reporter: irene called their neighbor, matt russell. >> she said, "she's been shot in the kitchen. she's been murdered it made no sense." >> she could have been saying a space ship just landed at our farm, right? >> reporter: that night, shirley's murder led the evening news on our affiliate who-tv. >> we begin tonight with a developing story out of marion county a homicide investigation is currently underway. >> what was the story out there in the coffee shop and the feed store about what had happened. >> well that there was an intruder

then it's definitely really helpful to change and for quite frequently what about the sheets here you find in every kitchen you have to wash this in the machine if to cook it well it depends a little bit if you have the if you. wash them you should use detergent that will actually disinfect those and you will have to reach a certain temperature which will be sixty degrees centigrade we go to viewer question from the us from amy and amy wants to know. the tolls in the bathroom do we have to cook the bathroom towels as as well. same thing as we're both washing cloth sixty degree centigrade should be enough if you use the detergent that is sufficiently doesn't factor in things thanks so much for having me today and after the show we have a posh chicken salad out of this ingredients and looking forward to it and if you want to ask me any questions if you don't you can send me an email but be aware that on your keyboard or off the computer a lot of germs wipe the keyboard first and then send you e-mail. one a chance to win a backpack full of exercise gear just tell us your favorite home remedy or send us a pict

my wife return home so what little dangerous is the kitchen or well concerning the dangers in the kitchen all together have to say that if you obey some rule some basic rule things should be or right and you shouldn't worry too much about it but all together there is a certain danger in preparing food in the kitchen yeah that's true so what about the basic rules can you update us well first of all before you start preparing your food you should clean your hands wash your hands with soap and for thorough job really thoroughly. then when you start preparing the food you should start with with ingredients that you will enjoy or are salads for example or vegetables fruits or the kind of stuff and then you should prepare the meat and all the other things that you will cook afterwards try to minimize cross country nation but what about cooking or baking doesn't really destroy all the germs on the surface well that certainly depends on the temperature and also of the duration of the cooking process first of all you would have to say that. if you pan fry something like you mentioned before if you

there's also evidence in the narrative that sported that, that kitchens were also living spaces. >> the other room over there? >> without knowing exactly how many people were being fed out of this kitchen, you know, it's hard to -- i can't say what was being cooked or how often and exactly how much you needed to be cooking at one time, i'm guessing that was also probably a secondary kitchen or cooking space for them. without all the modern technology we have today there's no way i could do survey work on my own. that's why i'm very thankful we have all this and i have access to it. otherwise, even the digital measuring device i use, i can't hold the end of one tape measure and walk the other so i use a laser measure to measure things. so now i am taking some measurements of the room and the doors and the windows. i just finished measuring the fireplace. i'll do this for each of the different spaces in this building. i take overall dimension of the building, too. that's parts of my digital survey form i have linked to the gis coordinates, so when i map it all this comes up. >> i'm richar

that support that kitchens were also living spaces. >> and the other room over there? >> without knowing exactly how many people were being fed out of this kitchen, it's hard to -- i can't say what was being cooked or how often and exactly how much you needed to be cooking at one time, but i'm guessing that that was also probably just like a secondary kitchen or cooking space for them. without all the modern technology that we have today, there's no way i could do survey work on my own. so that's why i'm very thankful that we have all of this and that i have access to it, because otherwise, even just the digital measuring device that i use, i can't hold the end of one tape measure and walk the other, so i use a laser measurer to measure things. so now, i'm taking some measurements of the room and the doors and the windows. i just finished measuring the fireplace. and i'll do this for each of the different spaces in this building. and also, i took an overall dimension of the building too. and then this -- and that's part of my digital survey form that i have that's linke

whether in the kitchen. ll the bathroom it looks as if the homes residents are just left and for taking selfies all pictures of others union cuts a man provides tips on how to create shots that accentuate the illusion. aloft on the deck or another book on the ceiling so when you take a selfie and then turn it around it suddenly looks like a normal house really from like an ordinary family home and you know it's just the people that are upside down and walking on the ceiling of the and then it really is a bit like people stocking so i really recommend putting your hands up and looking like you're making a big effort because walking on the ceiling really is hard work and i think it's well my other tip is to get as many upside down objects in the picture as possible to shoot them from below from the real floor upwards. visitors can spend hours and never run out of new perspectives. the upside down house and cafe are located just off the autobahn but drivers making a rest stop here should be prepared to stay a wh

working in the kitchen keeps you alert and aware of things going on around you. u get to eat good, you know. make sure the food is hot and warm. that's the rice right there. gourmet. professional, i cooked it. that the patties right there. i cooked those, too. they're going to want seconds of those, i guarantee you that. >> although abdallah takes pride in his work, he may be overestimating its appeal. >> the food here sucks. >> man, i can't wait to get some pizza when i get out of here. >> it's all disgusting county food. >> but there is an alternative to the complimentary meals served in the kitchen. >> canteen! >> every thursday is canteen day. >> it's like christmas to them. honey buns, chips. i guess they don't get none of that stuff on their lunch trays or what not. for them to get that, they're happy. everybody excited when it comes in. >> in addition to snacks, inmates can purchase canteen items such as toiletries, clothing, radios, and writing supplies through debit accounts funded by friends or family on the outside. >> it's really exciting to me because

fuji is in charge of the kitchen. so he is now a partner, as well. made a deal to invest $130,000 for 30% of the business. we got a deal? we're gonna start over. if we're gonna set the standard, it's gonna be my standard. we upped the quality of our ingredients, simplified the menu, and overhauled the space. [ laughter and applause ] we needed somebody to run the day-to-day operations, so joseph stepped up to be the general manager. but i wasn't just fixing up one restaurant in staten island, i saw standard burger as a national opportunity. and this place would be the model we'd use to sell franchisees on the concept. to the burger boys. -all: burger boys. lemonis: six months and about a half a million dollars later, we're just about ready. ♪ today we're at "time out" magazine's battle of the burger, and there's about 50 restaurants here competing for one prize -- best burger in new york city. joe t.: so let's rock this out. let's show everybody who we are. [ cheering ] [ whistling ] lemonis: the business plan is to launch standard burger into other m

the living room and kitchen merge together instead of doors there are curtains. he couple wanted to add an annex to the cottage but local authorities initially prohibited it they wanted to preserve the traditional scenery. and this routine was to have some. two piece of glass from from from down from the hall and they really need. here so this was ok. another thing to. bring. into the house. it is nice when that everything is light and you can see the light side is nice the exterior and interior fermanagh the chairs reflect the structure of the reproof and the patio except the colors of the surroundings. the perfect holiday getaway. not least because of its stunning location. let's now go for a spot of fine dining in southern germany dirk heads up the kitchen at the ophelia constance the prestigious restaurant guide me your has just crowned the german chef as this year's merry shooting star has mix of local and global cuisine as already the ophelia to michelin stars we travel down south to get to know this talented chef. with black and black truffles. and horserad

we need to stay focused on those issues that really every day people around the kitchen table care about. e gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i send to the desk a privilege red port from the committee on frurels filing under the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: report to acompmy house resolution

the living room and kitchen merge together instead of doors there are curtains. he couple wanted to add an annex to the cottage but local authorities initially prohibited it they wanted to preserve the traditional scenery. and this was a was to to have some. two piece of glass some foam from from down to the top and a very lean and simple here so this was ok but then another thing to be really good for bringing maximum level of light from from outside into the house. is nice when that everything is light and you can see the light from the outside is nice the kind of exterior and interior from a nice chairs reflect the structure of the reproof and the patio picks up the colors of the surrounding. the perfect holiday getaway. not least because of its stunning location. let's now go for a spot of fine dining in southern germany do kohlberg heads up the kitchen at the ophelia by lake constance the prestigious restaurant guide gore in me your as just crowned the german chef as this is there a shooting star is mix of local and global cuisine has already the ophelia to m

the kitchen doesn't even have running water. it's one hundred four were there was six of us siblings and the other five got married and i didn't because i loved the castle too much i never wanted to leave it at some point my parents got older and were dependent on me so i stayed on and i've stayed ever since in. the history of the castle goes back to the twelfth century for a long time it was the ancestral home of the council vulcan she died. in the late one nine hundred sixty s. the family ran out of money and had to sell the place it's now and by south hills council's association. today is a globe or gives visitors guided tours in the summer but things a quieter in the winter time. decision on lonely at times but i can always go down into the town if i want some company but soon i come back to my animals i never stay away for long. she looks after the animals mainly on her own only a brother comes by to lend a hand so far today is a has turned down all her suitors. every year on the third saturday in june the black crosses carr

we know that we have heard a lot about the kitchen debates. >> indeed. >> do you want to talk about theitchen debates? >> sure. clearly what is going on during these exhibitions is this idea of which industry is better, capitalism or communism? in terms of technology. and so one of the big features in moscow was an american kitchen. so there you have the workingors who were with president nixon -- i'm sorry, vice president nixon, and nikita khrushchev. >> vice president nixon escorts on at premier khrushchev tour of the united states fair park in moscow. the official opening of the american exposition. dedicated two showcasing the high standard of life in our country, but on this occasion, traditional diplomacy goes by the board, and the story of the fair itself is eclipsed by a crackling exchange between nixon and khrushchev. they got off-camera, and finished off-camera before the recorders. of the cold war and the american soviet rivalry is argued in blunt terms. the threat of atomic warfare, diplomacy by ultimatum. >> [inaudible] >> the soviet will overtake america and then wave bye

suddenly the nurse walks off into the kitchen, opens the fridge, pops a drink, takes a swig.aul is like what kind of nurse are you? >> tired? >> what? >> are you tired? >> gets back to ask him questions. are you tired? are you sleeping? >> i'm so suspicious. >> if you're suspicious now you'll get more suspicious. as the nurse is listening starts positioning his phone balancing it. we get this shot here. >> just don't have the stamina i used to. >> as paul is answering, he's sort of messing around in the kitchen, starts to go for some food. >> paul has the same look i do. >> why don't you get out of my fridge. >> paul is fixed in that same look that nick was talking about, slightly incredulity. heads back to the fridge. cracks another drink. at this point, paul has had enough. tries to get up, confront this mupet. >> you opened two pops? >> no, the second of the day. >> getting worried for paul. >> he's in for a surprise. the nurse removes his mask and we get the shot from that phone, open mouth, eventually crazy nurse gives him a hug. what's going on? >> i was close to asking

the decks are directly facing our kitchen bathroom and room windows. he and his people have stood on the existing decks looking down at us and took picture of us using dirt on to our property. more decks and planter would make the problem worse. they use prior architect when he realized higher than the limit they move the line about four feet higher to manipulate to code. he concluded it's three story but dbi said it is four. they did not require him to comply with code. plan must be accurate. permit application to disclose the scope of work but he did not. dbi issue architect plan required him to respond. both planning and building say as long as architect signature and not worried about the this is a good day. washing the deck and do other things. this is the people looking at us. he is fire rating. it is not complete. no details for the column and no structure calculation. our tenant need support. >> we have those. >> thank you. >> since i have time. i was told when we were to send to the permit holder. she is a public member. if they do i think you

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predominantly women although that's a bit of a mess because there's plenty of enslaved women cooking in the kitchen throughout the entire period of slavery. there was a lot of pride in flavors took a new cds in the letters back and forth from the mistress is talking about how grand it's going to be and how amazing the food was on a certain night. you see references about how there is enslaved cooks might not be well enough to cook. little things like data also showed the cook's role was very significant. i'd have to argue what other enslaved person has that kind of power to influence the rescheduling of the events put on by weight people. they were always on call in if you think about the culture in the south in virginia in particular, you think about weeks to get to the plantation homes to the at their homes and when any of these people would arrive, they be expected to have sued if you think about while the hospitality comes from a making sure whoever comes to your front door as food, water, shelter and so they are responsible for feeding someone who walked into the front door and making meals fo

the fire did start in the kitchen. that serves as a wake-up call for homeowners to begin rain -- to remain vigilant. >> ktvu news. >> thank you for that story. >>> one person is in the hospital tonight. there was a crash in front of a pizza parlor. an 80-year-old man missed the gas pedal for break. no one else was injured. the restaurant was badly damaged. >>> let's take a live look outside on this saturday night. you might be able to make a few clouds. we are in for a change. mark ibanez is here. >>> get ready. we have a lot to talk about with the full forecast coming up. get temperatures in the 60s to the low 70s. we have lots of clouds for your sunday morning especially with a chance of you showers and stronger winds as well. we are picking up 30 to 40 miles per hour. >> the cold front have -- has a lot of cold air. you will feel that change the long -- >> there are some whites. it is cold out. we are talk about snow on the hills. look what happened. we could have some snow showers coming up. look at that popping up

some of the things we often artifacts thate were excavated from around the kitchen. the ceramic i am holding is part of a series of ceramics. we recovered numerous fragments of plates, platters, and saucers from this. -- saucers from this period. there are so many different pieces to these patterns that tie directly to thomas jefferson. the things he is thinking about in general. it images ons on educational buildings in the cities of oxford and cambridge. and this one is a neoclassical dome rotunda. abouts to his thinking it. there is an educational building. there is an octagonal border that goes around, which ties into the shape of the main house. purchasingsn't just any objects to put into this house. he is thinking about the things that go on his table. how do they reflect his athletic and the things he fancies? other objects we recovered, particularly around the main ndled, include a bone ha green to has been dyed imitate jade. used to serveass, a dessert. you start to get a sense of what was on the table here. we also can't forget that in and around the house w

and we can modify the kitchens and the bathrooms and lower the counters if necessary. >> this was thest goal that i had, was to get land, and i'm on it. >> this empty lot, donated by the city, will become a three-bedroom, two-bath, mortgage-free home for army veteran keon madison and his family. >> it's unbelievable. i'm speechless. i don't know what to say. i always wanted land. >> heroes' commons is the region's first urban housing development for military veterans who are struggling so much financially. >> i have four kids, so the biggest thing was finding a job that can pay for childcare and have additional income left over. that was pretty tough. >> it's a partnership with the florida real estate foundation, the charitable arm of the orlando regional association and the city, which tore down a blighted apartment complex and donated the land. the vets will live there mortgage-free, but still, they have to pay utilities, they have to pay insurance, and they have to pay taxes. they are not permitted, however, to sell the home for 15 years. >> it's a single-family, newly constructed

has second in the kitchen. . >> in the kitchen i draw the line, but maybe for other couples that works. she also says, do not compare yourself to others, because is there a right amount of intimacy ? there is not. it is whatever makes will people happy. it's whatever works for you. . >> are there other things that can help to bring the dopamine levels up ?, exercise, sleep or diet ? . >> absolutely. it is so much about getting exercise, clearly it makes you feel better because of the dopamine and how you feel about your body. also doing something new, also something that is not considered sexy, like learning a new skill or taking a dance lesson. doing something new creates electricity in your brain and that helps to spark something. and that spark has a domino affect and leads to other things. that little spark is very nice. thank you very much for that. >>> uber as a new service they say can save you money. they had been testing this in san francisco and boston. now it is and six other cities. with express pool, riders walked to a comment location and they are picked up together and g

it would have included the kitchen behind me, the well house, the laundry, some other small buildings like a chicken coop. in george mason's lifetime, things that needed to get done could come directly from the interior into this workspace. it would have been a busy space that would have been enclosed and hidden from visitors coming up the driveway or from the potomac river and entering through the beautiful garden just on the other side. that garden would also have included things like vegetables that would have been used in the kitchen and in the house. there would have been access back and forth and it would have been beautiful for the masons to wander through. this would have been where most of the enslaved people worked. hot, dirty, smelly. if you have ever been to a horse yard or a cattle yard and had that kind of odor wafting through, imagine that odor in this space along with all the garbage that was checked out the window. that was pretty evident here. lots of garbage overtime. that's not to say they were just shocking garbage. there were probably designated locations for it,